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Jun11
2012 Written by Educated

Its summer time and that means new graduates and students are making big decisions for their future come the fall. The following are some great articles we have round up for the week that every educated person or even anyone considering a higher education will find very informative. Some paint a promising future for those committed to pursuing a higher education and others feature a painful truth about the tough circumstances that may continue for a lot of those who have found little payoff for their degree.

Plans for College Need Realistic Boundaries

http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/business/2012/06/10/plans-for-college-need-realistic-boundaries.html

Learn to Think If You Want to Get Hired

http://www.usatoday.com/money/jobcenter/workplace/kay/story/2012-06-09/learn-to-think-listen-interact/55467614/1

Graduates to Graduates: Stay Positive

http://www.fox11online.com/dpp/news/local/fox_cities/graduates-to-graduates-stay-positive

Student Loans Due? Here’s What to Consider

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-505146_162-57448110/student-loans-due-heres-what-to-consider/

 

 

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Some hard lessons about college costs – CBS News

Apr29
2012 Written by Educated

Some hard lessons about college costs

via Some hard lessons about college costs – CBS News.

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College students protest debt on Trillion Dollar Day | Reuters

Apr26
2012 Written by Educated

College students protest debt on "Trillion Dollar Day"»

By Edith Honan

NEW YORK | Wed Apr 25, 2012 8:21pm EDT

via College students protest debt on Trillion Dollar Day | Reuters.

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Balancing Life and College Loans: Fed Could Double Interest Rate on Subsidized Student Loans From 3.4% to 6.8% | LoanSafe

Apr26
2012 Written by Educated

Balancing Life and College Loans: Fed Could Double Interest Rate on Subsidized Student Loans From 3.4% to 6.8%

POSTED BY ALEX FERRERAS ON APRIL 26, 2012 IN STUDENT LOANS

via Balancing Life and College Loans: Fed Could Double Interest Rate on Subsidized Student Loans From 3.4% to 6.8% | LoanSafe.

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New College Grads: What to Do With Your Loans and Everything Else! – Forbes

Apr24
2012 Written by Educated

Sheryl Nance-Nash, Contributor

FORBESWOMAN | 4/23/2012 @ 1:51PM |959 views

New College Grads: What to Do With Your Loans and Everything Else!

via New College Grads: What to Do With Your Loans and Everything Else! – Forbes.

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Obama to Congress: Don’t raise student loan payments

Apr21
2012 Written by Educated

Apr 21, 2012

Obama to Congress: Don’t raise student loan payments

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By David Jackson, USA TODAY

via Obama to Congress: Don't raise student loan payments.

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THE NEW AND IMPROVED COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS!

Apr18
2012 Written by Educated

We always hear about celebrities or notable people in the community speaking at commencement. There is no telling what that costs the school or rather the students. However, here is a new commencement address that should be given by the school President , but anyone would do in a pinch. Its honest,free and short and sweet. So here it is…..

“We know you have spent thousands upon thousands of dollars for this degree and many sleepless nights studying and writing. We know you will probably not be able to find work out there for a long time. In the meantime though please remember those loan payments are still due. Thank you for shopping with (Insert College Name Here) and good luck TO ll of you because you will definitely need it! “

 

So what do you think??????

 

 

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Value of College Degree Reignites Argument About Whether College is Worth the Price | Moneyland | TIME.com

Apr17
2012 Written by Educated

EDUCATIONAL FINANCING

Here We Go Again: Is College Worth It?

A new report shows that Americans are investing like crazy in college savings plans. But the financial value of a four-year degree remains difficult to assess and is often disappointing.

By DAN KADLEC | @dankadlec | April 17, 2012 |

via Value of College Degree Reignites Argument About Whether College is Worth the Price | Moneyland | TIME.com.

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Higher education: worth the investment? – The Maneater

Apr17
2012 Written by Educated

Higher education: worth the investment?

Students should examine costs and benefits when making decisions about furthering their education.

By Katie Yaeger

Published April 17, 2012

via Higher education: worth the investment? – The Maneater.

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Highly educated, deeply in debt

Apr16
2012 Written by Educated

Highly educated, deeply in debt

Debilitating college loans could make millennials the first generation in the U.S. not to do better than their parents.

By Alfred Lubrano

INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

via Highly educated, deeply in debt.

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